Another bloody day in the Middle East. A rocket fired from Lebanon hit the Druze-Israeli town of Majdal Shams in the north of the Jewish state, killing at least ten people and injuring about 30, including six in serious condition. According to local media, the victims also included children. Defense Minister Yoav Gallant held an emergency meeting with the army leadership, including Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi and the northern front officials. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, visiting the United States, participated remotely in the security summit. Hezbollah denied responsibility for the attack, which killed children playing in a park near the soccer field where the rocket fell. But the IDF responded that, according to intelligence information, the responsibility lies with the Lebanese military organization. “There is no doubt that Hezbollah has crossed all red lines,” Foreign Minister Israel Katz told Channel 12. “We are facing a total war, Israel will demand an even higher price from Hezbollah, and we will have the full support of Hezbollah, the United States, the United States and Europe.”
Israeli raid on Gaza school: '30 dead'
On the afternoon of July 27, alarm sirens sounded in several areas of northern Israel, forcing citizens to take refuge in shelters. But Hamas also accuses the Tel Aviv army of having shelled from the Gaza Strip a field hospital in Deir al-Balah, in the center of the strip of land bordering the Mediterranean Sea. There, an IDF raid left 30 dead and about 200 wounded, according to the Gaza authorities. Tel Aviv claims to have carried out the attack on the school complex because a Hamas command and control center was hidden there and the civilian population had been warned. This version clashes with that provided by the Gaza Civil Protection, controlled by Hamas, according to which the school complex had become a place of refuge for more than 4,000 displaced people. The videos released by Associated Press They show dozens of people moving through the rubble, searching for the missing. Gaza authorities said today's Israeli raids killed at least 50 people across the Strip.
War in Gaza, the peace proposal
After the meeting between Netanyahu and Joe Biden, as part of the Israeli Prime Minister's visit to the United States, the negotiators of the Jewish state delivered an updated agreement plan for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, which also includes the release of all hostages. Among the conditions desired by Netanyahu, the control mechanism to prevent the passage of militiamen from the south to the north of Gaza. The head of the Mossad David Barnea, the director of the CIA William Burns, the Prime Minister of Qatar, Mohammed Al-Thani, and the head of Egyptian intelligence, Abbas Kamal will meet tomorrow, July 28, in Rome for a summit that could allow us to unblock the situation in the Gaza Strip. Among the new conditions on which the Prime Minister insisted the most, there is that of maintaining Israeli control over the Philadelphia Corridor, the strip of land between Gaza and Egypt, to prevent the smuggling of weapons by Hamas as has happened in recent years.
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